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US-11985422

Dual-lens movement control system, dual-lens movement control method and non-transitory computer readable medium

PublishedMay 14, 2024
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Technical Abstract

The present disclosure provides a dual-lens movement control method, which includes steps as follows. The tracking target is detected through the wide-angle lens, and the final tracking range is calculated; the magnification and the position are determined according to the final tracking range; the separate mode or the alignment mode is determined according to the magnification and the position.

Patent Claims
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2. The dual-lens movement control system of claim 1, wherein in the alignment mode, the processor moves the wide-angle lens and the telescope synchronously through the motor device, and outputs a displaying image of the wide-angle lens.

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3. The dual-lens movement control system of claim 2, wherein when the at least one tracking target changes, and when the processor determines that a displaying image of the telescope is sufficient to cover the final tracking range, the processor starts to zoom in the displaying image of the wide-angle lens, when a viewing angle of the wide-angle lens matches a viewing angle of the telescope, the processor switches to output the displaying image of the telescope and enters the separation mode.

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4. The dual-lens movement control system of claim 3, wherein in the separation mode, the processor controls the wide-angle lens and the telescope respectively through the motor device, so that the displaying image of the telescope is enlarged to cover the final tracking range, the displaying image of the wide-angle lens is zoomed out to a widest-angle end, and the wide-angle lens returns to a central orientation through the motor device.

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5. The dual-lens movement control system of claim 4, wherein when the at least one tracking target changes again, and when the processor determines that the displaying image of the telescope is incapable of covering the last tracking range, the processor zooms out the displaying image of the telescope, zooms in the displaying image of the wide-angle lens, moves the wide-angle lens through the motor device until the viewing angle of the wide-angle lens matches the viewing angle of the telescope, switches to output the displaying image of the wide-angle lens, and enters the alignment mode.

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6. The dual-lens movement control system of claim 1, wherein the wide-angle lens and the telescope are arranged in a same rotation axis, and the motor device comprises a first independent motor, a second independent motor and a common motor, the first independent motor is connected to the wide-angle lens, the second independent motor is connected to the telescope, the common motor is connected to the wide-angle lens and the telescope, the first independent motor is a first independent horizontal rotation motor, the second independent motor is a second independent horizontal rotation motor, and the common motor is a common horizontal rotation motor.

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7. The dual-lens movement control system of claim 1, wherein the motor device includes an independent motor and a common motor, the independent motor is connected to the telescope, the common motor is connected to the wide-angle lens and the telescope, and the independent motor is an independent horizontal rotation motor, and the common motor is a common horizontal rotation motor.

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13. The dual-lens movement control method of claim 8, wherein the wide-angle lens and the telescope are arranged in a same rotation axis, and the motor device comprises a first independent motor, a second independent motor and a common motor, the first independent motor is connected to the wide-angle lens, the second independent motor is connected to the telescope, the common motor is connected to the wide-angle lens and the telescope, the first independent motor is a first independent horizontal rotation motor, the second independent motor is a second independent horizontal rotation motor, and the common motor is a common horizontal rotation motor.

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14. The dual-lens movement control method of claim 8, wherein the motor device includes an independent motor and a common motor, the independent motor is connected to the telescope, the common motor is connected to the wide-angle lens and the telescope, and the independent motor is an independent horizontal rotation motor, and the common motor is a common horizontal rotation motor.

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20. The non-transitory computer readable medium of claim 15, wherein the wide-angle lens and the telescope are arranged in a same rotation axis, and the motor device comprises a first independent motor, a second independent motor and a common motor, the first independent motor is connected to the wide-angle lens, the second independent motor is connected to the telescope, the common motor is connected to the wide-angle lens and the telescope, the first independent motor is a first independent horizontal rotation motor, the second independent motor is a second independent horizontal rotation motor, and the common motor is a common horizontal rotation motor.

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Filing Date

March 31, 2022

Publication Date

May 14, 2024

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